Practice mode Technology & Media

What was the result of the nineteenth-century print revolution?

Correct answer D. Mass production mass circulation and the decline of serious content

Explanation

New printing technology enabled cheap mass production and mass circulation of newspapers, and critics argued that this popular press led to a decline in serious content.

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